Pressure interlock for hydrogen and chlorine after electrolysis
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 20:27. After the electrolysis unit, hydrogen and chlorine proceed to the hydrogen treatment unit and the chlorine treatment unit respectively; is it necessary to have interlocking control for their pressures as they enter the equipment? If necessary, then what is the relationship between the devices? # + + . hcbbs
For the interlock control of the electrolysis main pipeline, adjustments can be made later as needed; no interlock is required
Why interlock it? What is the interlocking method? (I think it’s a differential pressure interlock; if so, what is the differential pressure value?) ）
It is a differential pressure interlock; the differential pressure value is 4 KP, and the purpose is to protect the ion membrane